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call your local HM authorized dealer and they can help you out. Some of the chairs come in extended sizes.

OK thx, I'll try. But i assume they'll even be more expensive? Any other options? Anyone have experience with the dxracer king? It says it's for up to 200cm tall

I have an Aeron 'C' size because I have long legs and arms. Works well for me.

I bought a mid-century desk, so that put me in a bind. I love the comfort of my Knoll Generation chair, but it doesn't go with the desk. I tried some MCM style chairs and the only one I thought might be comfortable enough to be my daily chair was an Eames Time Life. Just got this one, but will be keeping my Knoll too for now. Considering this a trial run ...

I am looking for a new PC chair

Any suggestions?

I am tall (188cm) and trained with wide shoulders

Right now I am looking into the

DXracer King series: https://www.dxracer.com/us/en-us/pro...s/king_series/

And clutch chairz: https://usa.clutchchairz.com/product...rottle-series/

and it feels like it is the same chair?!? (from the same manufacteurer?!)

Any other good suggestions?

Kind regards

I have always used chairs by DXRacer and have really great experience with them. I never had pain in my body and enjoy playing games in the free time in my office.

I'm having pain and my posture is pretty mediocre overall when sitting at my desk. I try to remain cognizant of it but catch myself leaning over a lot. I have one of those $200 Ikea Markus chairs. Thinking of getting a used Aeron Or Embody or something. Are those still generally considered the best options? I'll prob just buy one used off amazon or something. Any other good tips for how to make work space more ergonomic? If I go to a relax the back to sit in some chairs before I buy one online is there anything I should look for? I assume you can't really tell how your body will like the chair before sitting in it for a decent period of time. Thanks!

I'm like 6'1'' 200 pounds btw

Check out this guys YouTube channel. https://www.youtube.com/user/bkwtang

I’ve looked at used Herman Miller before and I don’t think it’s great Bc they retain their value so much. Some other taskchair brands you can get massive discounts by buying used tho. Herman and Steelcase both do two sales a year that are like ~15% off also. That goes for retail stores that offer them as well u don’t have to buy direct.

I’ve owned two steelcase chairs(leap v2 and gesture) and been v happy with both, they just don’t look as cool as Herman Miller. Gesture with headrest seems goat and slightly less expensive than embody. Ive got ergonomic keyboard/mouse rests and recommend those as well.

Awesome thanks. I was under the impression you could find used ones for like $800ish when they are like 1.3k new, but I haven't really looked around yet.

Steelcase Leap v2 was def one I remember reading about people liking before, prob in here. The gesture w/headrest looks really nice, will def check out that one.

In terms of keyboard/mouse stuff I currently am using a laptop/external so no keyboard, but I'm thinking about maybe picking up a desktop again not sure. I do have one of those mouse pads that has the gel in the front to keep your wrist elevated.

I would be worried about buying a used embody for $800 since they came out so long ago. You could be purchasing a really old chair. If you’re already willing to spend $800 I’d def look at the options that are in the 1k range brand new with warranty.

Yeah makes total sense. Seems like these chairs have 10ish year warranties and are quality so I'm sure the value is there when you are sitting so many hours per day.

probably about 4 years ago now i bought an embody with the (rhythm?) better upholstery from a showroom for 700 while new was still 1600. i had a line on the perfect, to me, blue back, white+grey accent, silver bottom, for 650 but was sold the day before i was going to get it. i absolutely love it. i usually sit more upright so my back isnt fully touching, but the times i just lean back and sit for a while, it feels perfect.

i was gonna just get an aeron but i went to a store semi locally first, and after trying an aeron, it felt like a generic chair vs the embody. took me about 5 seconds to realize thats what i was going to end up getting.

i think all the adjustments make it a more well rounded pick for everyone over some of the cushier deeper leather chairs where some people might sink in too far or too little to be fully comfortable. my previous chair was one from walmart for like 150 and it served me fine for 2 years, then when i had one, it became my gf's chair. she hates it but loves mine.

anyway, +1 on embody for the right price.

Anyone have any experience with premium massage chairs? Thinking of getting

https://www.google.com/shopping/prod...YaAlccEALw_wcB

Are they worth the cost? It'd be new and black friday sale so closer to $3500

Yepp thats right

I've been thinking gaming chairs, this is the one currently sitting in my basket.

https://www.noblechairs.co.uk/hero-series/black-edition

Not that fond of the look, it reminds me of those cheap racing seats that people used to stick in cars in the 80s (mind you all gaming chairs seem to have that look), but it has adjustable lumbar support and from what I've read should be breathable

Was going the used/reconditioned herman miller route, but this is the same price.

I wanted to go with secretlabs but they were all on preorder here.

https://secretlabchairs.co.uk/collections/all

As someone (who sold furniture) said to me once "dont buy a chair without sitting in it first" so since thats impossible, I'm going via reviews, and on the basis that its fairly adjustable.

Lumbar is the big thing for me, a lot of more expensive chairs basically give you a pillow for your lumbar, which just doesnt work for me.
Fingers crossed I guess

The noblechairs looks very similar to the secretlab chairs.

I have had a Titan for a while, spend >12 hours a day in it, and very happy.

glad to hear it, secretlab was my first choice but they're preorder only, not shipping for a while

I seem to remember I had to preorder mine, so even without everything going on, maybe they only produce the chairs once they have met a certain number of orders.

Hope that the one you've ordered does the job.

got a used aeron for $250, first one (aeron gang what up), and noticed it rocks left and right slightly as a result of the central, silver cylinder peice being somewhat loose within the base. searched around and can't find how to fix it. anyone got a clue?

didnt want to start a new thread,

Curious has anyone ever used/bought/replaced office chair wheels for rubber ones to prevent scuffing damagin the floor (wooden or carpet etc)

I hadnt even thought of this til today when searching, anyways was looking at something like this
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Office-Repl.../dp/B01G643EU6

Reviews for them particular ones are bad but just curious if anyone has done it with a similar product and a review please.

thanks

Steelcase offers both types of wheels(carpet/hard floors). I own both and have switched them out depending where I have the chair.

Thanks Apex i will look into them.